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Employees urban economy complex The hydroelectric power plants have begun preparing for the upcoming spring floods. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"Flooding in the capital region typically begins in late March or early April, and preparations have already begun. We are checking the functionality of hydraulic structures located on the Yauza and Desna rivers, the Likhoborskaya irrigation system, the Borisov Dam, the Moscow Canal, the Istra, Mozhaisk, and other reservoirs," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

In addition, cleaning of water drainage facilities is planned and round-the-clock monitoring of water levels is organized.

At hydraulic structures, power and mechanical equipment will be put into readiness, the technical condition of vehicles carrying power sources and pumping equipment will be checked, and additional emergency response teams will be formed.

The flood season will continue as normal due to the free capacity of the reservoirs of the Moskvoretsko-Vazuzskaya and Volzhskaya systems, which exceeds the water reserves in the snowpack—this will ensure that all meltwater runoff will be absorbed.

Moscow has approved special regulations for the interaction of city services during the spring floods. They define areas of responsibility, establish procedures, and provide a mechanism for the prompt exchange of data on the hydrological situation, water volumes, and flow rates.

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By 2025, the capital's enterprises increased the production of modern drugs for the treatment of the cardiovascular system by almost 80 percent. This was reported on his channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin reported.

"Moscow is one of the country's main centers of pharmaceutical production. We are among the leaders in the development and implementation of high-tech, full-cycle technologies. Today, Moscow enterprises create vital and essential medications. These include affordable drugs for the prevention of heart attacks and strokes, for the prevention of blood clots, and for the treatment of high blood pressure. The finished products are supplied throughout the country and beyond," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

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For example, one of the capital's factories, which primarily produces original medications for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, produced four million more packages in 2025. Of these, over 550,000 were exported.

To support this important industry, the city has created a whole range of measures, from tax breaks toinfrastructure solutionsOne of the largest companies operates in the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone. pharmaceutical clusters countries.

This work contributes to the development of national projects "A long and active life" AndHealth TechnologiesMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Plumbers have become some of the most sought-after and highly paid specialists in the capital's labor market. Their work largely ensures comfortable living in any modern city. On International Plumber's Day, celebrated on March 11, we'll tell you where to obtain this profession quickly and how to successfully find employment.

"Moscow is rightfully considered the best city for studying and working: residents can master a new profession from scratch at any age, and the quality of specialist training meets the highest employer standards. Particular attention is paid to training personnel for blue-collar jobs, which today form the backbone of the capital's economy. Highly qualified plumbers ensure the smooth operation of utility systems in residential buildings, offices, and industrial facilities, without which a modern city cannot function. The demand for these specialists is confirmed by the figures: the aggregated database of the "Professions of the Future" center contains nearly 5,500 vacancies in the housing and utilities sector. Income levels reflect the high demand for qualified personnel: the average salary for plumbers reaches 170,000 rubles. Moreover, over the past five years, salaries for these specialists have increased by 64 percent," said Andrey Tarasov, head of the Moscow employment service and the "Professions of the Future" practical training center.

In collaboration with the best employers

At the Practical Training Center Professions of the Future Pechatniki has created all the necessary conditions for training qualified personnel. A "Plumbing" workshop has been opened there, where experienced mentors train future specialists. Its space recreates the conditions of a plumbing workshop: it features work areas for assembling, soldering, and testing utility systems, professional tools, and stands with pipes of various diameters. The equipment allows for a full cycle of work—from designing the layout to installing pipelines and instruments. Simulated fault simulations are used to teach students how to diagnose leaks, clear blockages, regulate pump pressure, and adjust boiler settings.

The Plumber training program is available to everyone, regardless of age, education, or work experience. Beginners can master the profession in just six weeks, while existing professionals can advance their ranks in a two-week course.

Specialists are trained in close collaboration with leading Moscow employers. This allows graduates to solve real-world problems that they may encounter in their professional lives even during their studies. Partners of the "Professions of the Future" center include PAO MOEK, GBU Zhilishchnik, Krost Concern, and other companies willing to provide graduates with jobs and opportunities for professional growth.

How to master a new profession

Among the center's students is 42-year-old Alexander Lokhmachev. He came here in search of his calling and chose the plumbing course.

"I worked as a chef for over 20 years, but eventually I burned out: I got bored and lost interest. I decided I needed a change and chose a completely new direction—I enrolled in a plumbing apprenticeship at the 'Professions of the Future' center. Special thanks to my instructor, Tatyana Shevchenko: she's a true professional and very supportive. I'm already looking for job openings so I can find a job immediately after graduation. And in the future, I plan to return to the center and advance my qualifications. I want to continue growing in this profession," Alexander said.

47-year-old Anna Vinokurova worked in IT for almost 20 years. However, with the development of neural networks, she began to wonder if digital professions might become less in demand, while manual dexterity jobs would remain relevant. Moreover, Anna Vinokurova has always enjoyed seeing quick and visible results of her work. She learned about the "Professions of the Future" center from a friend studying to be a chef there, and decided to try her hand at becoming a plumber. She admits that during her training, she sometimes completes assignments even faster than men. She has four sons, and she explains to them that it's never too late to learn a new profession.

In addition, one of the key professions in the housing and utilities sector – plumber – can be mastered at the training center "Professional"Here, training is also based on real-world challenges that industry professionals face daily. Students master the full work cycle—from reading technical documentation and selecting materials to installing, repairing, and maintaining utility systems. During training, they practice typical and non-standard situations, including repairing leaks, servicing utility systems, and working with modern plumbing equipment and components. Upon completion of their training, graduates find employment with management companies, housing and utility companies, and city construction and service organizations.

As Sergei Sobyanin noted in the strategy for the development of Moscow's social protection system until 2030, the city offers Muscovites and residents of other regions the opportunity to develop their own human resources potential and successfully integrate into the capital's labor market. To this end, Moscow is creating a modern educational infrastructure for a wide range of educational programs. It is designed for both adults and children. This work will continue.

The development of a system of vocational training and retraining of residents is one of the key objectives of the national project Personnel, initiated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. The project aims to train qualified specialists for all sectors of the economy, so that every citizen of the country can obtain a sought-after profession and build a successful career. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Moscow Employment Service

The Moscow Employment Service is the largest state-run employment agency, assisting Moscow residents in their job search. Its structure includes employment offices, many of which are located within the My Documents government services centers. Its flagship centers are located at 2 Kuusinen Street, Building 1, and 48 Shabolovka Street. The specialized My Career employment center is located at 1 Sergiya Radonezhskogo Street, Building 1.

At the "Professions of the Future" center (38 Shchepkina Street, Building 1), you can master one of 75 in-demand professions in various economic sectors in a maximum of three months. Career mentors will help you find employment after completing the training. The center's partners include over 3,000 employers.

In the fall of 2025, the "Professions of the Future" center opened its own practical training facility in Pechatniki. The educational process is structured as a full cycle—from training to graduation of qualified specialists and their subsequent support in the labor market. Adults will be able to master a sought-after profession or improve their qualifications and rank at the center.

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Over the course of 10 years of implementing the regional program for capital repairs of residential buildings in southern Moscow, 30 neoclassical buildings have been restored to their historical appearance. The work was reported inurban economy complex Moscow.

Moscow's neoclassical architecture is not only an architectural style but also a unique chronicle of the city. These buildings invariably attract the attention of architecture enthusiasts, and their symmetrical facades with elegant decoration and strict cornices create a recognizable appearance in virtually every district of the capital.

Decorative porticos and balustrade

In 2023, specialists restored the residential building located on Avtozavodskaya Street (Building 9/1). The 10-story building was built in 1955 to a custom design in the Soviet neoclassical style. The first two floors are highlighted by rectangular rustication, and decorative porticoes are located on the main façade at the level of the third and fourth floors. Some window openings are accented with architraves, pediments, and panels, while the stairwell windows are highlighted by pilasters. Interstitial cornices and a crowning cornice with dentils run along the building's perimeter. A balustrade-like railing is located on the roof.

During the major renovation of the façade, preserving the building's historical beauty was a key objective. Before work began, specialists from the Moscow Capital Repairs Fund developed a unique design, taking into account all the nuances of the famous building.

Work began with clearing the exterior walls of dust and dirt and removing old plaster. Specialists then treated wet areas with antibacterial and strengthening compounds. The decorative elements of the main façade, including pilasters, cornices, panels, bands, and brackets, were also restored. The most advanced domestic materials and technologies were used to preserve them. For example, laser scanning was used to accurately determine the extent of damage during the fragmentation of these elements.

After restoring the plaster layer, the façade was painted in its original colors: the rusticated first floor was painted "saruk gray," and the main part of the façade was painted a golden beige. The balconies received significant attention: specialists restored the damaged slabs (including replacing the coating and installing waterproofing) and replaced the balcony screens. The final stage included renovating the plinth, renovating the entrance areas, and installing a new drainage system.

Rustication and wedge-shaped masonry above the windows

In 2024, a remarkable five-story neoclassical residential building, built in 1928 to a custom design, was restored at 4 Peresvetov Lane, Block 1. The building has an L-shaped plan. Its facades feature multi-component plastic art, and decorative elements are made of brick. The facade is accented by rustication on the second through fourth floors, and wedge-shaped masonry is located above the window openings. Corbels and interfloor cornices add volume to the building.

Specialists developed a unique project plan to preserve the building's pristine beauty. High-quality domestic materials and modern technologies were used during the renovation. First, the façade surfaces were cleaned and washed to remove dust, dirt, and old paint. Then, the team began restoring the building's exterior brickwork, pointing the joints, replacing course brickwork elements, and repairing weathered joints. A special antibacterial compound was applied to areas prone to waterlogging and mold growth. Old layers of paint were removed, and the architectural elements formed by the brickwork were restored. The prepared façade surface was painted in a "banana ice cream" shade, and the architectural elements were accented with a "signal white" color.

After the completion of the main renovation works, modern double-glazed windows were installed in common areas and the drainage pipes were replaced.

Arched passages and faceted rustication

In 2025, a new life was given to the building located at 1/1 Kashirsky Proezd. This multi-story apartment building (eight and nine stories) was built in 1954 according to a custom design in the Soviet neoclassical style. The building has a complex plan, and its facades are distinguished by their distinctive plasticity. The overall structure is divided into a central and lateral sections. The main facade is symmetrical and features two open arched passages decorated with profiled frames. The passage walls are decorated with pilasters with capitals and semicircular profiled arches. The facades are clad in ceramic tiles, while the first through fifth floors are highlighted with faceted concrete tiles. The outer corners of the building are decorated with faceted rustication.

The façade renovation project was carried out using a unique design and domestic materials and modern technologies. Initially, specialists cleaned and washed all exposed façade surfaces and treated wet areas with antiseptic solutions. Next, the unpainted tile surfaces were treated with a water-repellent coating to protect them from the harsh effects of atmospheric precipitation. The façade was painted in historical colors: the diamond rustication was beige, and the additional elements were painted light ivory and classic white. Additionally, the entrance areas were renovated, a new external drainage system was installed, and the plinth and blind area were renovated.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said that during the implementation of the regional capital repairs program, more than 15 thousand houses.

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Changes have been made to Moscow's land use and development regulations to allow for the construction of a multi-apartment residential building under the renovation program in the Novomoskovsky Administrative District. This was announced by the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy. Vladislav Ovchinsky.

"A residential building is planned for construction on a 0.25-hectare plot of land at 6/10 Sadovaya Street under the renovation program. The total area of the apartments in the new building will be 5,000 square meters, with an additional 500 square meters designated for non-residential space. The surrounding area will be landscaped, including sports and playgrounds," explained Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Shcherbinka is one of the capital's rapidly developing districts, home to historic green spaces, squares, and parks. All the necessary infrastructure is being created here, and it will also be available to future residents. They will enjoy apartments with improved layouts in a district with a well-designed urban environment.

Previously Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov reported that since the beginning of the renovation program in the Northern Administrative District, all residents have signed contracts for equivalent apartments 100 old houses.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It affects approximately one million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 buildings. Sergei Sobyanin ordered the pace of implementation of the renovation program to be accelerated.twiceThe Mayor of Moscow also announced the inclusion of five more sites inrenovation program.

Moscow is one of the region's leaders in terms of construction volume. The high rate of housing construction is in line with the goals and initiatives of the national project. Infrastructure for LifeMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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In the State Darwin Museum, subordinate to the capital Department of CultureThe "Penguins" exhibit has opened. The exhibition introduces visitors to 18 species of flightless seabirds that have become record-breakers in surviving harsh conditions and diving at extreme depths.

The halls feature exhibits from the museum's natural history collections, from the largest species, the emperor penguin, to the smallest member of the family, the little penguin. Visitors can learn about the origins of these unusual birds, their anatomy, and their lifestyle: how they stay warm in icy water, how they forage and care for their young, and why penguins have become a symbol of resilience and teamwork.

In addition, visitors can see works of art by V.A. Vatagin, V.M. Gudkov, V.A. Belyshev, and images from rare books by John James Audubon, John Gould, and Friedrich Hollander.

The exhibition will run until May 24. Entry bytickets.

The program of events at the Darwin Museum contributes to the implementation of the goals and objectives of the national project in Moscow "Family"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

The State Darwin Museum is Russia's first museum of evolution and one of the largest in Moscow. It occupies two buildings and presents the development of life on Earth in a popular, interactive format, accessible even to young children. The museum was founded in 1907 by Professor Alexander Kots. From a small educational collection, it has grown into a vibrant landmark of the capital and a unique collection of rarities, comprising over 400,000 exhibits.

The Darwin Museum boasts the world's largest collection of birds and animals with unique coloring, rare zoological volumes, and skeletons and taxidermy of birds extinct for centuries. It is distinguished by a combination of classical exhibitions and modern technologies that bring extinct species to life. These include interactive experiences, augmented reality, digital guides, gamification, and much more.

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Nearly 20,000 technical clubs for schoolchildren and college students have opened in Moscow, according to Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"Moscow is building a flexible education system where every child can successfully develop their personal interests through hobbies and, if desired, use them to build a successful career. Today, over 1.5 million schoolchildren and college students attend various clubs and sections. Nearly a quarter of them choose technical fields—over 370,000 students, a 15 percent increase over the past five years. In response to demand, the number of such sections is also growing—there are now nearly 20,000 of them in the city. Students interested in these fields present their projects at competitions, festivals, and engineering competitions. We create a consistent path for schoolchildren: from their first steps in a club, where they learn mechanics and physics and design rocket and aircraft models, to training in engineering and IT classes. In these classes, students can deepen their knowledge and even gain practical experience working with representatives of partner companies," said Anastasia Rakova.

She added that Moscow's schoolchildren learn to apply their knowledge to real-world problems. This practice-oriented model allows for the development of a talent pool that will ultimately determine Moscow's technological leadership.

In technical clubs, young Muscovites master the basics of mechanics, physics, and programming, and learn to design aircraft, rocket, and ship models. They also build unmanned aerial vehicles, work with design software and 3D printers, study schematics and drawings, solder, and use metalworking and carpentry tools.

Special attention is paid to the engineering program, which offers students access to over 3,300 sections. This number has grown by almost a quarter in the past year. Students assemble and program devices, work in teams, and present projects at competitions, festivals, and engineering competitions. For example, Vladimir Dorofeev, a student at the Moscow Palace of Pioneers, together with his mentor, Vladimir Sukhotsky, developed a low-cost prototype of an underwater robot for monitoring polluted water bodies. It dives to a depth of 15 meters, is controlled from a ground station, and is equipped with a full HD camera, sensors, and a compass. The device is designed to operate in environments hazardous to humans and can be used for local environmental research.

"Today, children's interests extend far beyond simply using technology. The current generation strives to understand computer games, program code, and create their own products. The concept of 'creation rather than use' is becoming the foundation of learning: students develop original content, design robots, and create apps that solve real-world problems," noted Mikhail Shlyakhtunov, head of the technology department at the Strogino Children's Art Center.

Moscow schoolchildren won medals at the International Exhibition of Young Inventors

One of the key principles in the development of technical education in Moscow is a multidisciplinary approach. Modern specialties combine information technology, engineering, and the natural sciences. The capital's clubs' programs also focus on developing "soft skills." By working on complex projects, children develop critical thinking, team communication, and the ability to find innovative solutions—qualities that will give them a competitive advantage in the future job market.

For many schoolchildren, technical clubs become the first step into a career. The skills and knowledge they gain here help them make informed choices about engineering and IT classes, where they continue working on real-world projects as part of the school curriculum. As Sergei Sobyanin previously reported, over 90 percent of engineering graduates enter universities.leading universities of the countryAmong them are the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, the National Research University Higher School of Economics, the National Research Nuclear University Moscow Engineering Physics Institute, and other prestigious educational institutions.

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Supplemental education programs develop students' creative and critical thinking and develop skills that will be useful in their future careers. Supplemental education activities contribute to the "All the Best for Children" national project. Youth and ChildrenMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Starting March 14, buses will begin running from the Tushinskaya metro station and the station of the same name on the second Moscow Central Diameter (MCD) to Krasnogorsk.

"On Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, last year, together with the Moscow Region Government, we launched the first 25 commuter routes. This was a crucial step toward creating a unified transportation space between the two regions. By 2026, we plan to integrate another 54 new routes into the Moscow transport system. We'll begin this Saturday: the first two routes will connect the northwest of the capital with Krasnogorsk. The service will feature 25 modern, large, Russian-made buses, equipped to provide comfortable and safe travel for all categories of passengers. We'll post information about new fares and services at bus stops in advance," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Travel with a Troika card on route #1542 will cost 73 rubles, and on route #1566, 85 rubles. Payment by bank card on route #1542 will cost 78 rubles, and on route #1566, 90 rubles. In addition, unlimited "Ediny" (Unified) passes for the "Prigorod" zone will be available for 30, 90, or 365 days—with these passes, travel is up to 60 percent cheaper per year, and free transfers are available on all Moscow public transportation. Students will also have access to unlimited "Ediny" (Unified) passes for the "Prigorod" zone for 30 and 90 days using the Moskvich card.

Citizens entitled to benefits can enjoy free travel with their Moscow and Moscow Region resident cards, similar to those on Moscow's city routes. Free travel on all Moscow-bound routes (between the capital and the Moscow Region) is also available to eligible citizens of the Moscow Region and those under 60 who qualify for benefits on regional routes. If your Moscow Region resident social card doesn't work on the bus, you should contact a My Documents center in the region to have it recoded.

When paying for single trips with the Troika card at the "Wallet" rate, or with a bank card, discounts for transfers to the metro and other routes are not available. The Strelka card is not available.

According to an agreement between the Moscow and Moscow Region governments, more than 50 existing commuter routes will be integrated into the Moscow public transportation system by 2026. These routes run in the western, northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions. Overall, at least 30 percent of the existing commuter ground public transportation routes are planned to be integrated into the Moscow public transportation system by 2028. After this, they will be equipped with the Moscow public transportation standards familiar to residents: convenient bus schedules and intervals, modern rolling stock, and professional drivers.

The opening of interconnected interregional routes will not only improve the comfort of passenger travel but also provide an additional impetus to the development of the Moscow region's transport infrastructure, including through the installation of modern stops, the development of dedicated public transport lanes, the creation and reconstruction of existing transport hubs, and the expansion of opportunities for using various modes of public transport for daily travel between the capital and the Moscow region.

The regional carrier's freed-up rolling stock will be used to strengthen routes running through the Moscow Region and connecting populated areas with MCD stations.

In accordance with the objectives of the national project Infrastructure for Life Moscow is placing significant emphasis on modernizing its social and public infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transportation routes and upgrading its rolling stock. Furthermore, as part of the national project, the capital has begun developing the Central Transport Hub. It will become a unified transport hub with predictable commuter rail service for more than 30 million residents in 11 regions of Russia. More information about the country's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Over the entire winter period, from December to February, approximately 13,700 Moscow residents completed paperwork for new apartments under the renovation program. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"This winter, approximately 13,700 Muscovites signed contracts for apartments under the renovation program with the Department of City Property. This is almost double the number from December 2024 to February 2025, when more than 6,900 city residents received keys to apartments under the renovation program. This year, in eastern Moscow, 2,400 residents received documents for comfortable housing from December to February, and almost 2,000 in the southeast. In the northwest, approximately 1,900 Muscovites became owners of apartments in new buildings. Renovation program participants can move into their new homes immediately after signing their contracts, as their apartments have been renovated and have plumbing and lighting fixtures installed," said Vladimir Efimov.

Employees of the capital's department help residents of houses being resettled to obtain documents for apartments Department of City PropertyThey work in information centers that open on the ground floors of new buildings. You can choose a convenient date for viewing the apartment and signing the contract online using the super service. "Moving under the renovation program".

"The largest number of new housing title holders during the winter season appeared in December. Around 6,100 Muscovites completed the necessary relocation documents during this month. In January, which had only 15 working days, nearly 3,500 residents of old buildings signed contracts for equivalent apartments. In February, over 4,100 participants in the renovation program received housing in new buildings. To speed up the relocation, more and more Muscovites are uploading copies of the documents required for drafting the contract in advance through the "Relocation under the Renovation Program" super service. This feature becomes available to all program participants with a full account on the mos.ru portal immediately after receiving notification of the start of relocation in their personal account," she explained.

Ekaterina Solovieva, Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital's Department of City Property.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said that in the Mozhaisk district, more than 250 residents from two neighboring houses.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It affects approximately one million Muscovites and provides for the relocation of 5,176 buildings. Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin ordered the pace of implementation of the renovation program to be accelerated. twice.

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The annual forum will be held in the capital from April 1 to 3. Days of Moscow CompetitionIn 2026, the event, which brings together representatives of government agencies, state customers, and suppliers, will be held for the fifth time. This was reported by Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Head of the Moscow Department of Economic Policy and Development.

"The Moscow Competition Days forum is one of the year's key events in public procurement. It brings together over a thousand participants from various sectors whose activities are directly related to procurement. Over the course of three days, experts will discuss regulatory issues in Moscow procurement, the specifics of import substitution and the application of national regimes, changes in tax legislation, business support measures, the development of digital tools, and the implementation of artificial intelligence in public procurement. A key part of the event will be the presentation of the annual "Moscow Government Supplier" award. This award is given to entrepreneurs actively operating in the Moscow procurement market and conscientiously meeting all quality and delivery time requirements. Traditionally, the award is given to suppliers who supply essential goods and services to government agencies in sectors such as healthcare, construction, transportation, urban development and public services, social protection, and others," said Maria Bagreeva.

Speakers at the forum will include representatives of the city, electronic platforms for procurement market participants, the business community, and experts in economics and business.

"The program will be divided into thematic sections. On the first day, events will be held for contracting service specialists and customers, allowing them to discuss effective solutions and cutting-edge approaches in this area. The second day will bring together current and potential suppliers, who will learn about the opportunities available to businesses working with government procurement, in particular, how to participate in small-volume procurement on the supplier portal. Finally, on the third day, specialists directly overseeing the work of contracting services will discuss ways to modernize the procurement system and the competitive market," noted the head of the Moscow Department of Competition Policy. Kirill Purtov.

The event will conclude the three-day Tender Hack series hackathon. It will run from April 3rd to 5th and will focus on finding solutions to modernize the supplier portal's services. This time, teams will create a prototype for a personalized, smart product search system on the platform.

High school students, university students, and IT professionals are welcome to participate in the hackathon. The combination of innovative approaches to problems and specialist experience helps find modern and effective solutions to the challenges. The IT competition is organized by Moscow City Department for Competition PolicyIn 2024 and 2025, the Tender Hack project was awarded the national "Hackathons of Russia" award.

In the capital Department of Information Technology They added that the advantage of hackathons remains the opportunity to test multiple hypotheses in a short time. At the start of the three-day competition, teams are tasked with developing specific features for a supplier portal from scratch or proposing ideas for expanding the capabilities of existing services. Afterward, they delve into the business processes of participating in procurement and concluding contracts on the platform, study all the terms of the assigned task, and begin creating projects. Expertise in procurement systems is not required: thematic workshops and consultations are held throughout the competition.

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The "Moscow Competition Days" forum has been held since 2019. It serves as a platform for communication between procurement market participants, the exchange of best business practices and their adaptation to the city's real-world challenges, and the search for potential partners and investments. The event provides an opportunity to examine the development of competition from different perspectives, discuss the prospects and opportunities for optimizing the contracting system, and engage in a fully open dialogue with customers, suppliers, government representatives, and key budget administrators.

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The development of electronic services for business is in line with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about the national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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